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Meloni furious as Italian judge frees man accused of inciting violent protests

FILE PHOTO: Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni looks on, as she and Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever deliver joint statements following their meeting at Palazzo Chigi in Rome, Italy, September 7, 2026. REUTERS/Remo Casilli/File Photo

ST audio news bulletins now playing at 68 SMRT train stations

Commuters at 68 train stations here operated by SMRT can now keep themselves updated with the latest news through English-language audio bulletins from The Straits Times.

SPH now meets readers wherever they are: Chan Yeng Kit

SPH Media executive chairman Chan Yeng Kit said the media organisation’s strategy in recent years has been to make its content accessible across a range of platforms.

Good business publications must provide trust, judgment and perspective: Jeffrey Siow

Minister for Transport and Second Minister for Finance Jeffrey Siow says information is now abundant and anyone can publish to a global audience, but there is more noise to cut through.

NY Times tech exec in domestic row with ex-wife shot dead by elderly in-laws

Police arrested a 76-year-old man (right) and his wife who were accused of shooting and killing Jonathan McKinsey, 40, in a parking lot.

France’s top-selling newspaper to slash jobs

The new plan will include 116 job cuts in the newsroom, sources told AFP on Sept 23

Inside Microsoft and OpenAI, there’s worry about damaging the publishing industry

Publishers argue that the tech companies violated copyright law by scraping millions of their stories off the internet and other databases, and using the text, without approval or pay, to train advanced AI systems.

Forum: NLB’s digitisation of newspaper archives provides a precious link to the past

Fed’s Warsh heeds own advice with record short press conference

Kevin Warsh stuck to his commitment not to foreshadow the Fed’s future actions on Sept 16, instead focusing on this week’s meeting and how Fed officials currently see the economy.

Latvia bans books from Russia, Belarus over ‘war propaganda’

A "No-drone" sign is attached on a fence as soldiers patrol in the area of Piedruja area, on the sidelines of the visit of Latvia's President, who will inspect the border between Latvia and Belarus, on August 17, 2026 in Piedruja, Latvia. (Photo by Gints Ivuskans / AFP)

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